ChatGPT for Teens isn't necessarily safer, Common Sense Media warns
cramer4next · hn · 2026-10-09
An HN thread cites CNBC reporting that Common Sense Media argues ChatGPT for Teens is not necessarily "safer than the previous version." The post challenges OpenAI's safety claims, with commenters debating the real risks of teen AI use and the effectiveness of parental controls.
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